OUR VENUES
Putting Smiles On Your Faces
Hidden discreetly between shophouses in Boat Quay is Headquarters, Thugshop’s signature darling destination. HQ is the first of the 2 floors, and is renowned for its distinct caged booth tucked behind an unassuming sliding door. The venue’s narrow floor and red beaming lights makes for an intimate, sonically hugging corridor that predominantly champions Techno, while the penthouse floor of Upstairs boasts a wider space that allows patrons a more communal dancefloor, whilst also connected to an outdoor patio that overlooks the city's skyline.
Housed in the heart of the CBD on the 19th floor of an office-dominated building, TUFF’s spacious venue boasts state-of-the-art Funktion-Ones, a custom lighting system, and an underground-overground clubbing experience, with worldwide acclaimed international artists gracing its purple and orange trademark dancefloors every week. From House to D&B/Jungle, UKG to Techno - it has played host to the likes of Marcel Dettman, Dax J, Roman Flugel, Joyhauser, Paco Osuna and more, while also featuring takeovers and collaborations from the island’s many party collectives.
From the minds behind culture shifters, Thugshop, (Headquarters, Tuff Club, MDLR, Eat Sum Thing) comes Higher Ground - a rooftop bar and diner that departs from the ordinary, with an emphasis and ethos on a singular, higher purpose - elevating with excellence. Situated in the heart of Boat Quay, Higher Ground offers a captivating setting where elevated cuisine, carefully curated drinks and breathtaking panoramic views converge to create an unforgettable experience.
Concealed within an office building on 62 Cecil Street is a pop-up club by Thugshop called MDLR (‘Modular’). Here, Thugshop invites their biggest and brightest - high-flying and internationally-acclaimed acts from the likes of Adiel, Skin on Skin, Dixon, SPFDJ, Nicole Moudaber, DJ Nobu, Jody Wisternoff and many more to ply their trades, whetting demands of a bigger crowd, an upsized dancefloor, and a comfortable arena to go till the wee hours. MDLR also champions local party collectives, with names such as Midnight Shift, FOMOHOMO, Strange Weather and more having done so in the past.